He’s a cult hero and arguably the Bulldogs’ best player, but is Josh Addo-Carr heading for the exit door? A meeting on Friday could determine his fate.
Josh Addo-Carr has been summoned to a meeting with Canterbury general manager Phil Gould on Friday that will determine his immediate playing future.
Addo-Carr uploaded an Instagram post linking the conflict in the Middle East with Indigenous land rights Friday’s meeting will be an opportunity for both parties to thrash out their issues, while further fuelling speculation his days at the Bulldogs could be numbered. “I would like to begin by apologising for any offence I have caused due to my recent social media post,” Addo-Carr said in the statement.
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